The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-04-29

ing arbutus doesn't grow in this part
Of the county. We have seen humid
reds of acres, yes thousands, of the
modest little Hover growing in the
Blue Ridge mountains. but strange
to say it is there destitute of perfume.
Large assortment floor Mattings,
less than Philadelphia prices, at L.
T. Worralrs.
The pool table, the author of all of
Johnson's woes was claimed by Mr..
Winchester of Cochranville, Pa, and
hauled away last week. table
s. j. Morrison, has advertised the
tobacco and other goods left by John.
son, and will sell them May 3rd to
satisfy creditors. Among the assets
are 347 pounds of tobacco, and 100
cigars.
Mr.. J. Pogue our enterprising car.
riage manufacturer and dealer in ag
ricultural machiney, inserts an ad-
vertisement of his extensive business
in the JOURNAL this week. All the
most advanced business men of the
day, acknowledge the road TO wealth
is through the columns of the news;
paper. People have no time in this
fast age to hunt round for a place to
buy. They go to the paper to find
the man and his place Of business.
A full line of ladies and gents
Gloves can be found at Ankrim's.
James H. Hamlln and Henry
Heintzerting, judges Of the last cleo
ton in Eighteenth Ward of Balti-
more, were convicted of having per-
mitted fraudulent ballots to be put
In the box and having certified be-
fore the Grand Jury that the election
was legal. An appeal was taken.
A good many more will have = sim
liar experience before justice is done
in Baltimore. The rights of the PEG.
pie of Maryland are over ridden and
their voice stifled by gang of pro-
fessional political rascals in Balti-
more headed and controlled by Sen.
ator German.
Sateens, Ginghams and Century
cloth at Ankrim's.
Samuel Sands, the senior editor of
the american Farmer attained his
87th anniversary on the 10th Of the
present month, and is still hale and
hearty. He greets the readers of the
Farmer in the last number in his &C
customed cheerful CHEEKY way, and
this pleasant frame OF mind has
doubtless contributed largely to
lengthening out the span of life be.
You'd the fourth score. In that period
of time he has beheld the greatest
advance in the worlds history Of any
other period of similar langth. Sci.
ence applied to the arts has given an
impetus to progress before unknown.
Straw Mating and Rag Carpet at
Wiley & Flyers.
One day last week, when in the vi.
cinity of Appleton, we called upon
our friend Barney Moore, who is one
of the most successful stock raisers
IN this county. During our brief
visit Mr.. Moore showed US some of
his improved and thoroughbred stock
among which is a Durham COW, weigh.
ed 1400 pounds, the mother of twin
heifers; and General Sherman,
thoroughbred Durham bull, which
has taken two first premiums at the
Cecil County Fair. Mr.. Moore's
illy, Maggie NJ. Hannis, recently
sold 70 a gentleman in Wilmington
for 5000, is probably the finest animal
ever reared in this county.-Cecil
Democrat.
Why suffer sleepless nights with a distrte
ing cough while quarter Of dollar in
vested in ''SellerS' Cough Syrup" will give
instant relief.
Wiley Il Fryer have become a part
of Colora so steadily have theJpursued
their business: of merchandising at the
same stand. Though so we'll known
and popular within the radius of their
trade, that they require no special
introduction, like all true business
men they have laudable ambition
to reach out further and serve wild